Thousands of fans in the Rio Olympic Arena snapped to attention.
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Bray and his friends, who had scored great seats, snapped to attention.
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When asked why he was there, the Italian officer snapped to attention.
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Some people snapped to attention to show us respect; some even saluted.
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When he included this measure in his budget, congressional Democrats snapped to attention.
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For the last decade, the Yankees' focus could easily be snapped to attention.
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" On this point, Stewart and Colbert snapped to attention, in immediate agreement: "He's worse.
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The industry has snapped to attention, and given Mr. Trump a number of public relations victories.
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Others snapped to attention when told that federal authorities would come after them if they don't change.
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I snapped to attention and hunted with my fingers along my scalp, attempting to find what it was.
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But at Donald Trump's refusal to say that he would abide by the election results, everyone snapped to attention.
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Now that his stories of NRA meetings and the Russian government were converging oddly with current events, I snapped to attention.
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The cabbage snapped to attention in a sauce that had heat, but not so much that you couldn't appreciate its tart, pungent, flavor.
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The pleasantly buzzed Waititi snapped to attention, like a dog promised a treat, and before I knew it, he had escaped through a side door.
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" A soldier from Fort Hood, Texas, snapped to attention and saluted, "She was twenty-one years old, a fellow soldier, brave…pregnant when she was killed.
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As I came to the bedside, one of the nurses greeted me by name and the younger of the two soldiers for some inexplicable reason immediately snapped to attention.
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As I came to the bedside, one of the nurses greeted me by name and the younger of the two soldiers for some inexplicable reason immediately snapped to attention.
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"We're here today because the economy is broken," said Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, the event's most celebrated draw, revving up as residents snapped to attention for cellphone photographs.
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While Pitt was initially on his phone when the auction began, once the auctioneer offered up the chance to watch GOT with the 31-year-old actress, the War Machine actor snapped to attention and began enthusiastically clapping.
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"I'm glad he's getting a proper burial, rather than ending up in potter's field," Mr. Smith said as funeral home staff members loaded the coffins into hearses and the aging veterans snapped to attention and saluted their military colleagues.
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Democratic party leaders snapped to attention in May after Canova, a relatively unknown newcomer, announced a $1 million fundraising haul just five months after officially launching his long - shot bid, mostly thanks to Sanders' soliciting money from his nationwide army of followers.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — Omran Daqneesh, a small Syrian boy from the embattled rebel-held section of Aleppo, somehow snapped to attention millions of people around the world, who watched and shared the arresting video of him as he wiped dried blood and thick soot from his face.
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Xuân snapped to attention and stated "Mission accomplie". Although the blame was widely placed on Minh, U.S. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. thought that Xuân was partly culpable asserting that "Diệm and Nhu had been assassinated, if not by Xuân personally, at least at his direction." Jones, p. 436.
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The DCPA director was reported in Time saying, "I'm more interested in people than alligators. This is the ideal place as far as aviation is concerned." When studies indicated the proposed jetport would create of raw sewage a day and of jet engine pollutants a year, the national media snapped to attention.
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When Hobson was released during a prisoner exchange on July 6, 1898, hundreds of American troops snapped to attention, then burst into cheers as he passed. He was deluged with speaking invitations when he returned to the United States. After dining with President William McKinley, Hobson traveled west by train en route to San Francisco and the Philippines. Crowds greeted his train at many stations, and his enthusiasm for kissing admiring young women made him a sex symbol of the Victorian age.
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Father Philip Langdon went to Santa Maria in Araceoli, but on his return he and the accompanying Franciscan were stopped at the Piazza Venezia by a cordon of soldiers who had blocked off the street while the Duce made a speech. Despite being in a car with a Cardinal's coat of arms they were not allowed to pass, until Langdon told them that he was bringing the Bambino to a dying man -at which point the soldiers snapped to attention and flagged them through. Today, the chapel at Aracoeli is filled with letters from all over the world, some of them addressed only to "Il Bambino, Rome". To make room for new letters, several weeks' worth of old ones are removed and burned with some incense.
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